Lizzy Rosenberg
Managing EditorLizzy Rosenberg is an Ithaca College graduate, Green Matters' Managing Editor, a Catskills-based nature enthusiast, and a helicopter (dog) mom. When she isn't assigning, editing, and writing stories about the world's inevitable demise, she's hiking with her rescue pup, dancing at a concert, teaching ski lessons, or planning her next trip.
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Golden State Residents Fear a Major Earthquake May Be On Its Way
Is an earthquake coming to the Bay Area? Residents of northern California are concerned of a major earthquake that may be coming.Everything You Need to Know About the 2022 Rail Strike That Didn’t Happen
A rail strike was in the works earlier this week, and even though it didn't ultimately take place, here's everything you should know about it.NBA Superstar Chris Paul On His Slam Dunk Vegan Snack Line (Exclusive)
NBA superstar, Chris Paul of the Phoenix Suns, is releasing a new vegan snack line via Gopuff, which will be launching on Sept. 14.The Inflation Reduction Act Aims to Curb Climate Change — So Why Is It Controversial?
What is the Inflation Reduction Act? Democrats are looking to the bill, which was officially signed by Biden in August 2022, to curb climate change.Inflation Has Peaked, With Food Prices at an All-Time High in 2022
Why are food prices so high in 2022? Sadly in homes across the U.S., food insecurity is skyrocketing with grocery prices at an all-time high.The “Triple Dip” La Niña: What It Is, and How It Affects Life on Earth
What is a “triple-dip” La Niña? This pattern of weather events is rather unusual, as this is the first of its kind in the last 100 years.EPA Opens Investigation on the Jackson, Miss. Water Crisis
After several months of residents being under a boil advisory, the Jackson, Miss. water crisis is under an official investigation by the EPA.“No Animals Were Harmed in the Making of This Film” — What Does That Mean?
What protects animals in Hollywood? Although human actors have rights on-set, the lines can be blurred for furry actors.One Tree Planted's Matt Hill on Amazonian Reforestation and Starting a Nonprofit (Exclusive)
We spoke with the founder of One Tree Planted, who told us about the organization's latest campaign, highlighting deforestation in the Amazon.Vegan Lunchables Actually Exist, Making Our ‘90s Dreams Come True
While the Plant-Based World Expo highlighted a wide range of food, one of the most exciting — to millennials, especially — was a vegan version of Lunchables.Our Favorite Vegan Eats From the 2022 Plant-Based Food Expo
Green Matters gained exclusive access to the North American Plant-Based World Expo on Thursday, Sept. 8, to try new foods on the vegan market.Sustainable Swedish Community Leads Sustainable "Ugliest Lawn" Contest
While many in the U.S. strive to have the most gorgeous, greenest lawn, a Swedish lawn game encourages residents to have the ugliest lawns.Surfers Against Sewage Organization Addresses Sewage Discharge at U.K. Beaches
Sewage discharge at U.K. beaches is getting out of hand, which is why a local organization called Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is addressing it.Remote-Controlled Trash Drones Are Cleaning up Lake Erie’s Shorelines
Lake Erie's shorelines have been littered with trash for years, which is why remote-controlled drones are being used to gobble it all up.What Is Animal-Free Dairy Milk? It’s Vegan-Friendly, but It Isn’t Just a Milk Alternative
Similar to lab-grown meat, animal-free dairy milk is vegan friendly — but unlike oat or almond milk, it isn't a "dairy-free" milk alternative.Where to Go Camping for Birdwatching, to Respect and Admire Nature
Is birding your new hobby? Check out these campsites, which Pitchup.com has identified as the best campgrounds across the world for birdwatching.Jason Momoa Shaved His Lovely Locks for Climate Change Awareness
Although Jason Momoa is widely recognized for his long, luscious locks, the 'Aquaman' actor shaved his head for climate change awareness.The Hemet, Calif. 2022 Fire: Damage, the Current Death Toll, and More
The recent fires in Hemet, Calif. have scorched more than 2,000 acres of land, damaged seven structures, and killed two people.Research Find That Beavers Are Considered Valuable in the Fight Against Climate Change
Even though beavers are technically rodents, which some consider to be pests, they evidently create conditions that help stave off climate change.How Long Do Mauve Jellyfish Stings Last? Keep a Look Out in New Jersey
How long do mauve jellyfish stings last? The rare, yet intense jellyfish was spotted in New Jersey, posing a risk to unsuspecting swimmers.Red Tide in California's Abundant Lake Merritt Decimates Local Marine Life
Lake Merritt, in the California Bay Area, has been facing a serious red tide this year, which has killed thousands of fish thus far.Thousands of Animals in Zimbabwe Relocated Due to Climate Change
Thousands of wild animals in Zimbabwe were relocated by the Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, due to climate change.Princess Diana Honored for Philanthropic Achievements on the 25th Anniversary of Her Death
Before she passed, Princess Diana worked with several charities, stood up for many incredible causes, and volunteered with various organizations.Cute Gift Ideas for Vegetarians That Will Totally Guac Their Worlds
Regardless if you're plant-based or an avid meat eater, these gift ideas for vegetarians are perfect for your meatless friends and family members.Four Endangered Giant Galápagos Tortoises Were Allegedly Poached for Meat
After four endangered giant Galápagos tortoises were found dead, Ecuadorian authorities fear they may have been illegally poached for meat.Cleveland Beaches Contaminated From Lake Erie Sewage Overflow
Due to ongoing rain storms, sewage has been overflowing into Lake Erie, contaminating various beaches across the state of Ohio.If You’re Prone to Back Pain, Check Out These Eco-Friendly Mattresses
Whether you're prone to back pain or if your current mattress just isn't doing it for you, check out these eco-friendly mattresses for back pain.Cyanobacteria, or Blue-Green Algae, Spreading Across the U.S. — Symptoms to Look Out For
The signs and symptoms of an infection from coming into contact with blue-green algae are important to recognize, as cases surge nationwide.California Fights Drought and Energy Crisis With Solar Panel “Canopies” for Water Supply Canals
To fight the ongoing drought and transition to renewable energy, California is investing in building solar panels atop canals.Beloved Marine Mammal, the Dugong, “Functionally Extinct” in China
Although the dugong had roamed China's waters for many years, the beloved marine mammal has officially been deemed "functionally extinct."Bringing a Dog Hiking? Here’s What You Should Know Beforehand
If you're contemplating bringing your dog hiking, there are a few important things you should know before you go.Sustainable Landscaping Tips From a Professional (Exclusive)
If you're looking to give your backyard an eco-friendly makeover, we spoke with the CEO and co-founder of Yardzen for tips on sustainable landscaping.The Vegan Selections From Lizzo’s "Cart" on Instacart Are "Good as Hell”
Grammy-award winning superstar, Lizzo, revealed her Instacart purchases via Carts, and we're obsessed with so many of the vegan items she shops for.Travel in Style and Sans the Cruelty, to These Luxury Vegan Resorts
Regardless of where you're headed, there are tons of vegan resorts around the world that we're absolutely dying to visit.Harvard Engineers Lower Environmental Impact of Air Conditioners With New Discovery
Air conditioning is bad for the environment, thanks to HFCs — but Harvard engineers discovered using solid refrigerants could make them eco-friendly.Hawaii Inches Closer to 100 Percent Clean Energy After Closing Its Last Coal Power Plant
Hawaiian environmentalists are celebrating an incredibly milestone, as the last coal power plant in the Aloha State officially prepares to close.California’s Prop 12 Law Protects Animals — But Sadly, It May Be Overturned
What is California's Prop 12? The law was passed in 2018, to give animals more rights. But the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) has sued to nullify the law.China Deploys Cloud-Seeding Planes to Provide Heat Wave Relief — How Does the Process Work?
How does cloud seeding work? China has deployed cloud seeding planes across parts of the country to hopefully provide some heat wave relief.How Are Wind Turbines Being Recycled Into Gummy Bears? The Process Is Actually Simple
How are wind turbines being recycled into gummy bears? New blades will be made from a type of resin that can be broken down, and turned into candy.Celebrate Your Pup With These Sustainable Dog Birthday Ideas
Whether you're celebrating your dog's first birthday or their 10th, it's important to make them feel loved with a sustainable dog birthday.Severe Storms in Quebec Results in Power Outages for More Than 90,000 Homes
Quebec residents have been experiencing ongoing power outages since severe thunderstorms slammed Canada's east coast this weekend.Invasive Axis Deer Are Destroying Hawaiian Ecology
Although the axis deer has been roaming the Hawaiian island of Maui since the 1950s, the invasive species is depleting the island's natural resources.Ecovillages in the U.S., if You’re Looking To Move to a Sustainable Neighborhood
What is an ecovillage? If you're looking to live in a community with sustainable housing, it could be something to consider — here are some in the U.S.A Fall Gardening Guide, for Those Looking to Plant, Harvest, and More
If you have a garden, what's in store for fall gardening? Take a look at our guide to see what can be planted, what can be harvested, and more.Squashing Bugs is Gross — Here's How to Humanely Relocate Them, With Minimal Contact
Having bugs in your home is never ideal, but unless it's the pesky Lantern moth, squashing it isn't the answer. So, here's how to humanely said bug.Experts Forecast the Northern Lights to Be Visible to U.S. Stargazers This Week
Although the Northern Lights are mostly visible in Iceland, Scandinavia, and Canada, forecasters predict U.S. stargazers can catch a glimpse this week.The Extinct Tasmanian Tiger Is Being Brought Back From the Dead
When did the Tasmanian tiger go extinct? Although the species has been extinct from years, scientists are now trying to bring the species back.Dodge Hornet: What to Know About the Company’s New Plug-In Hybrid
Dodge has officially released its latest compact car — the Dodge Hornet. Keep reading for what you need to know about the new plug-in hybrid.Moving? Here’s How to Get Free Boxes and Other Packing Materials, Sustainably
If you're moving, you're definitely going to need packing materials. But to make sure you aren't being wasteful, here's how to get moving boxes.Experts Worry Oil Spill Off the PNW's San Juan Islands Will Affect Local Orcas
Local orca whales and other walks of life are in danger after a fishing boat sank and spilled oil in the Salish sea, just off the San Juan Islands.